Likewise, clas rank (if your school does it, or otherwise a general knowledge of GPA distribution at your school by the colleges) will also make a differance: a 3.8 reads very differently to adcoms if it puts you in the top 5% of your class vs. the top 20%.
An employee's gross pay is the amount of his wages before any deductions, including taxes and benefits. Gross pay may be determined by the amount an employee works, as in hourly pay, or at a set rate, as in a weekly salary.
Report Abuse. Gross pay is what you earn before taxes. If an employer advertises a job at $30,000 per annum, this is the gross annual pay. The net pay is the amount you receive after tax and specific deductions (different for specific countries).For the US, an employee on a gross annual salary of $30,000 would have a net pay of circa $25,181.25 after federal taxes, medicare etc: salary example here: http://us.icalculator.info/salary_illust...f an employer advertises a job at $30,000 per annum, this is the gross annual pay. The net pay is the amount you receive after tax and specific deductions (different for specific countries).